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CHR DITCH CASES.
Arranging the PreIiminaries Before
Judge Ma ginnis.

Yesterday forenoon at 10 O'Clock being
the time set for the appearance of the
parties in the eighty-nine ditch cases-or,
rather, eighty nine bitches in one case or
under one head, the Office of Chief Justice
Maginnis was well filed with LAWYERS and
parties by that time. Among the lawyers
thus tar interested in these cases, and who
were most of them present yesterday, are
Judge Lacey, G. N. Potter, W. W. Cor.
lett, John A. Riner, 7. NJ. Fisher, G.
W. Sewers, City Attorney Van Devanter,
j. q. Baird, A. G. Campbell, Col. Bryan
and q. w. Stewart. There was quite a
long consultation between Judge Magin
mis- and the attorneys present in regard to
the mode of procedure in these cases.
The law under which they arise is a new
one and as yet no judicial construction OF
it has ever been placed upon any of its
sections or provisions. 1t is a good deal
like trying the practical workings of the
Interstate m act which is now
being done by the commission. w. P.
NNi'Nh "ho uppOlutCu mdSltT COUlUlS
sioner in the cases, but it was finally de-
cided that the first week of the coming
term of court land perhaps longer) should
be devoted to these cases, after which
they will probably go into the hands of
the commissioner. Some of the attorneys
are of the opinion that it will be a work
of months to take the testimony. make up
the findings, etc.
The time set for taking the testimony
relating to the following bitches is here
with given:
Sewer ditch, Bond ditch, Beaver Dam
t3l bitches, Monday, May %; Stone
ditch, Baxter ditch and Organ ditch,
Tuesday, May "a: Oelrichs 81 bitches,
Hereford ditch, Organ ditch No. ., Wed
nesday, May 25; city of Cheyenne (3)
bitches, Thurpday, May 26; Organ &
Phillips ditch, Dater co. bitches and
Granger ditch, Friday, May 81.
, 1887-05-10
Coup & EIIIott,s Great show.

The show bills about town and the
newspapers announce the coming of Coup
d Elliott great show, which will exhibit
here next Monday and Tuesday. The
Pueblo Chtefdin speaks of it as follows:
One of the most amusing and ~instruc-
rive shows that has been given in Pueblo
in q long time was the performance by W..
Z. Coup's troupe of educated horses at
Remer's opera house last night. 1t was a
surprise to everybody. No one would
have believed hat horses were capable of
performing such wonderful tricks in such
an intelligent manner. Their comedy of
School," with which the performance
opened. was one of the most novel and
interesting exhibitions we have ever wit
messed. We will not attempt a descrip-
ton of it, but We advise everybody to 20
and see it. The performance of the
horses in the school, the clown pony Nick,
Nip's wonderful ba'ancing feat, Gen.
Sherman. the dancing horse, Bonito' s
gallant rescue and the great battle scene
the opportunity to see them to night.
And the Elliots! What shall we say of
themP We can certainly say nothing that
will in any way aid to their lustre as
bicyclists. They are the wonder of the
age, and ride upon one as well as upon
two wheels. We have seen some of the
best bicyclists and unicyclisIs in the
country, but We never saw six performers
who could near equal them. Little Dot,
the smallest clown in the world. who
appears each evening for the amusement
OF the children, is a phenomenon alone
worth tho price OF admission.
The skating act of Carrie and Charles
Moore was also good. and Prof. Moore's
educated dogs brought down the house
with their antics.
, 1887-05-10
ODDS AND ENDS.
Stray Leaves From a Rsporter's
Note Book,
Gathered During the Past Twenty
Four Hours.

The depot tower don't tower very much
of late.
The trees recently set out around the
court house are thriving
Beautiful weather, and along with it
parasols, straw hats and white vests.
The filter was set to running again Sun
day and yesterday, and was well patron
lied.
The Haupof-L London land contest
reached Its conclusion at the land office
yesterday.
Coup's stereoptican views will be ex.
hibited from the Inter Ocean hotel porch
this evening.
Many of the telephone poles along the
principal streets are being moved in order
to straighten the lines.
The present term OF school will close on
the 9th of the present month, at which
time commencement exercises will be
held.
A show was given by the circus com
pany in front of the Inter Ocean hotel last
evening. About 1000 people witnessed
the performance.
Two DRINKS and one disturbance and
breach of the peace were iudicially dis
posed of by Judge Lee in the ordinary
Yesterday.
While the civil docket for the coming
term OF court will not be unusually long,
there will be a very large amount of Grim
inal business to dispose OF.
President Thompson, of the Colorado
Springs Presbyterian seminary. spoke at
the Presbyterian church Sunday on the
subject of religious schooling and how to
obtain it.
If you want floral designs, flowers or
blooming plants for Decoration day, you
should give your orders now, to save dis
appointment. Mrs. Glafcke, the florist,
Warren avenue and Sixteenth street.
The stairs leading up into the telephone
headquarters near the Rhodes & Troxell
corner have become unsafe, anil those de
string to get up there are now compelled
to go a little farther westward to the next
stairway.
The remains of Miss Clara Ferguson,
daughter of W. NJ. Ferguson, of Silver
Crown, who died at that place on Friday
last, were brought to Cheyenne and in
tered in the city cemetery on Sunday.
Look GU for the clown, the trick mule,
the monkey and the elephant, for the
circus is coming.
The monkey he got drunk
And tired on the ele trunk
The elephant swayed and fell on his knees.
Aud how is that for the monk?
The American exhibition was opened in
London yesterday, in the presence of
1000 spectators, but the crowd ignored
the parade and ceremony of the formal
opening and made a general rush to But
falo Bills Wild Vest, probably deeming
it the most distinctively typical American
feature of the entire show.
The United States signal observer re-
ports as follows: Maximum temperature
yesterday, TO-; minimum temperature,
$50; highest wind. II miles per hour
direction, S. w. At 3 p. IN. the tenn
perature at Salt Lake was so, Denver 10,
Omaha 90, North Platte So, Yankton,
90', Des Moines 80. Davenport 8s.
The agent of Coup's show desires the
public to know that owing to the exhorbi-
tanG price charged for the use of the city
bill boards, owned and controlled by the
opera house management, he has been
unable to make the customary display.
He assures the public. however, that the
exhibition will he none the worse for IL
, 1887-05-10

items ut Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

Mrs. A. Underwood vent to Denver
yesterday. :
N. Wheeler, of Meadow Springs. Col.
i. in the city.
G. H. Terry came up to Cheyenne from
Greeley last evening.
Mrs. E. S. Wilson and child have re,
turned from Mississippi.
c. N. Potter returned to Cheyenne
from Colorado last evening.
j. G. Abney and wife and Miss Leon.
tine Abney departed for Missouri yester
day.
Mrs. W. s. Tobey. sister of Mrs. L.
Magic. arrived in the city from Leadville
last evening.
Samuel Atkinson, of Denver, an expert
and competent abstract clerk, has taken
charge of that branch of the business in
the county clerks Office.
, 1887-05-10

The horse as we have II now is a vast i'm
yroveluent over the steed OF ancient times.
It is dependent upon man for its very life,
md man is dependent upon it. As 1t in
crcascs in size through mans interference
md culture. il also increases in mental ca
pucity, until one OF tn, most intelligent,
Iocile, useful creatures ever given by a Su-
prglne Being Ia mun is the mnimRl, almost
human, the horse. The rernarEhhle specl-
mems under MIR. Coup management we're
wild, near Pendletun, Oregon, eighteen
months ago. We give below 4 few sketches
IF their culture. This exhibition including
The Elliott wonders, the MOores, clown ele-
phant. etc, make up the most pleasing and
interesting performance ever seen, and, as
General Sherman said, "Should be seen by
every man, woman and child From 1t
the cowbJy can learn the capacity of his
pinto, under kind treatment; the owner OF
the draught horse can take a useful lessen Il
the lady with her driving horse may gain
confidence i'll her pet.
, 1887-05-10
KeIIy,s second Addition.

A few lots left in first addition. The
second, adjoining the first, will be ON the
market 10 a day or two at fair prices and
easy terms, 1t lies within a mile aud a
quarter OF the center of the city and COM
hands a view of the city and surroundings.
See plats, prices. etc, at Kelly L. Shan.
mons office, lex door to United States
land office.
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Chicago prices on Photographs at the
U. P. Photo Car for ten days only.
Assessment Roll
CITY Clerks OFFICE,

VIII SLEhh . OFfitEG
CHEYENNE, Wyo., May s.. 1887.
Public netice is hereby given that the
assessment roll of taxable real and per
sonal property in the city of Cheyenne,
for the year 1887 has been completed and
returned to the city council by the asses
sor, and that the city council will meet as
a board of equalization for the purpose of
equalizing and adjusting said roll and
hearing the objections thereto, at the city
hall, on the oath day OF May, A. d. 1887,
Mt 2 O'Clock D M, and at such times
thereafter as they may determine, until
said equalization. is completed, and all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved by
the assessment of their property, are
hereby requested to make or file their oh.
jections on or before that date.
W. l.. KUYKENDALL.
lsEAL City Clerk.
, 1887-05-10

seed P~Otators! seed Potatoesl
] have the following varieties of seed
potatoes for sale:
Early Rose and Late Rose, 81 per LOG.
Snow Flake, 81 per 100.
Mixed Pearl, 81 per 100.
Pure Pearl, 81. 25 per 100.
White Elephant, 81 per 100.
Rose Seeding, 81. so per 100.
T. o. B on cars.
Redeemed Alfalfa 81 cents per pound.
w. R MCCLELLAN,
Greeley, Col.
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All parties desirous of taking part in
the chorus choir at the laying of the
corner stone Of the capitol on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, will please meet in the
lecture room of the Congregational
church this evening for the purpose Of
rehearsal. INMAN & PAsMoRE.
, 1887-05-10

For Carpenters, Builders and Others.
Having sold my lumber yard, | now offer
my entire stock of Lumber, Shingles and
all kinds Of Building Materials at a great
reduction for the next sixty days, owing to
ny being compelled to vacate the prem
Uses. X. X. HURD.
, 1887-05-10

The largest stock OF tine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice tiqgeurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1887-05-10

Fine lace curtains which were formally
sent to Chicago are now beautifully
laundried at Cheyenne Steam Laundry
, 1887-05-10

Cheyenne Transfer company-from
live pounds per day to a carload at a time
Reasonable reductions to large
, 1887-05-10

Engraving in all its branches is done at
EEHNER. B~UEnHNER & Co. q.
, 1887-05-10

Before Quitting call on Polack,
Clothier.
, 1887-05-10

The U. P. Photograph Car has arrived
and will remain but ten days only.
, 1887-05-10
lsEALI

WithOM exception, the
finest lime of spring and
summer ander1Uear tn
plain and fancy stripes Is
TO be found at M. MARKS,
Eddy street.
, 1887-05-10

Lots in Kelley's addition still on the go
and will soon be gone.
, 1887-05-10

Hats cheaper than any house can sell
them, at PoLACK's.
, 1887-05-10

The U. P. Photo Car is located south
of Warren's Emporium.
, 1887-05-10

Cabinets So per dozen at the u. P.
Photo Car Tor ten DAYS only.
, 1887-05-10

Fancy Csss Shirts, the latest thing out,
At PoLAcK's.
, 1887-05-10

The members of the school board hclc
a meeting yesterday afternoon for the pur
pose OF effecting an organization for the
coming school year. The result of the
school board election was as follows:
President of the board, Luke Voorhees,;
clerk, 5. j. Quinby: treasurer, t. B.
Hicks The various committees were an
nounced and some other business of
importance was done, after which the
board adjourned.
The following are the committees as
row constituted: Director, l.. Voorhees,;
treasurer, I. B Hicks; secretary, S. J..
Quinby
COMMITTEES
Building-J. H. Durbin. S. j.. Quinby.
A. &. Snyder.
Visitation-S. j. Quiuby, j. G. Baird,
7. B. Hicks.
Teachers, etc.-J G. Baird, A. G..
Snyder, j. H, Durbin
Library-T. B. Hicks, 5. j.. Quinby.
J II. Durbin
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LosT-A bunch of keys. Get reward
at this office.
, 1887-05-10

Good ranch for sale, thirty-i five miles
from Laramie City Apply at this Office.
, 1887-05-10
FERRIS MOVES HoU~Es
200 Fifteenth street.

es & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1887-05-10

For SALE-LOts and blocks in Hol;
dredge addition. Hess, agent, Warren
mercantile building, Hill street.
, 1887-05-10
COMMITTEES

Building. H. Durbin, S. J.. Quinby,
, 1887-05-10

FoR RENT-By Ferris. nicely furnished
houses and rooms. 2O6 Fifteenth street
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WANTS.
WANTED--A boy to take care of stock
and do chores. Apply to J. G. Baird.

WANTED-A girl to do general house
work; lis Nineteenth street, corner of
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tam. r,.l..,i,r A....i.Iian.

rusuan, 10 call, iniaiory s;.ps were
taken la,, Tuesday evening toward the
organization of an association the OBJ
Iec, Of whiol, Is To see Ia II that the iish
sud game lass o. the Stale are more
rigiIly enforced. Harry Miner WAS
chosen temporary chairman, aud Capt.
Aunii acted la the capacity Of sccrr-
iap. Aiirr the objects of an orsanixa.
t!pn ~ this character were fuli, dis.
cnssei. committee MAS appointed Ia
dra!i su.ishl. rules aui regulations for
approval ~ revision NJ the nrst meet
inc. which is subject lo the call o! tlis
conim.ii-c. ~ III. same time q COM
miitcc MAS selected 10 draw up he
necessary document ios the formation
Of Gun Club. aud In n few weeks ,n,li
81 these organizations will bc rvai, fuf
bgslu.sa
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r.nn o.nnr,i rr....ain...

Tic Town Council met last Saturday
evening with Mayor Clark in the chair
and Trustees MciIa,ion. Thayo.. Leon
afi. Egchan sId w.lihacs Ia their
usual places.
After reading the inmates Of The PIE
,soas meeting. the o..,hs of oiiirc We're
administered Ia Il. -. Thaycr ~ Tow II
ilccoricr. II. a. wilihack a. Treasurer.
a. L. Randall rs Marshal and II. ].
Miner ~ Police Magistrate.
iii. o! Gilmore s Randall. s.. fuf
rent II iuosn for election, allowed.
Proposition of Peter Anderson In r-.
gard To furnishing five a pedestal i-,
the sun dial. which is Ia H. placed IN
tie rsrs. was accepted.
Ordinance No. u. IN reference 20 tbs
establishment of dumping grounds. aud
ordinance No. II. relating to town pl,;
aud giAp. wcTr passrj.
The Marshal WIS then instructed Ia
proceed ani collect poll or road tax nc.
eunling TO statutory provisions.
Adjourned.
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ORDINANCE so. ~.

lie IL ordained by the IIoaf,i al Trustees oi the
Town of A.ek.r, Colomdoi
SECTION I. That the plat aud map of III.
Town uf Nr-A.r, niesi ia CLERK sni ilurnricr',
Once of snftirii county, tulnfas.a, un the Eth
day of November. issb containing drsiisa-
ton VI streets sni alies $, the sain" having
itsri duly recorded la SSH lli4,D piattsi In
.aii s.lerts-i Ipsn-si;s 10 ard ins sans Is
h-r.'iiy t-titsi. r.c-is.si aud approved, AMI i.
hereby declared Ia L. to the estant thereof the
Official nap OF said town.
SO. :. That IN. I0sn Recorder h. AMI l.
h-ruby Instructed io eiti-s 10 h. r-s-Hrirsi In
the CLERK and it"uuf,irFs oiie- In Garfield
county, toirfsio, iuiy AaiheHtifatoi coy Of
this oriinanc-.
snc i, That after sirh rcouri. ssii Plat,
map ufis ds.iisuiion she'll H. r,sssrn1ssi aud
u,-si - thu. oiiiial Plat. fnTp .nd dsl-siiI Iu Of
streets asfi ali.,s In sai Iusi. until uihH rai-s-
aiii.fis.i Ia accordance - tl pfstf i-iuus uf law.
rts.i mat III. Io-u ii.s'ufsirr !, hereby
authorized Ia pfssrirv a c~ffins-i cttry 0f -zii
mp. plat si,i deilrasion fr the u.p uf ,hi,
iia-sfd
sa.. & rhs, the ,oun.t,ri ani Jufi. iI.i ion
within the .oTTsFis liints Of the Incorporated
Town ~ N.-srr h. .ni the sans is hereby de-
.lsfvi tn t.t 80. Intensive with the t-lunsiari.s
II Ia. .s'lT.Ttssi fusu--itr uf H-sker. a. .tn-
tssssd sni irliii.i tn us' In the it-s.iyrf'- st-
flicstp r,.slr, a; -utrH ihrF.-n' isliiasi a. Wm.
". .iik. @aJ"f ol ,.a,i Town, ln trust for the
s-arupinI-,
Declared ia.-ei AMI aiiop.s,i ,'Hy ,th, 10,
u. u. TnAsnn. MAJOR
Tu~n Nrs.igyi.-,
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Noticc fnr I,uhIiraiInn.

LAND OFFICE NT
nlsN"npn s'TtiNGs. tol".. April .. ISL
NoriCE-ls h"ruhy siycn tii.i tho following
. 'hsln'i s"Vig' Hn- flr-l notice ~ his inirn-
tun '" nifEr hrgl prunf in support nf his
iAini. nnd th0t all prsrf will bc made he
isir the huuietcr aud Receiver. Mt glenwpnsi
sp'lns-' pofadu. Ga Ma ". iss1. at W o'clock
". M fifs 'hnrls7 J. N.krr OF Nsyi,cil.
nlni COUNTY. Colorado. On lie y. T. u. =. No.
uY, ! '''I ~, w. ,a y ~ ! md nv = sw and sw y
nv = go W. Ip5. n. u. ~. W. 9Th II. NJ.
He names nlu following vitnczs.,- 10 prove
ms ",iiiinnons r"sidHnce upon. and cultivation
~. ~ saiI "ni VIZ! samuel r Hughes. Peter 4.
,rhiltu' jnhn ". Carpenter, nil of Mnytcli.
iin.iti county, Colorado. aud Jamc- A. Toney,
OF Lay houtt county. Colo
5. J. nri,N. Register.
liirst 1nh April if-Irs NAV FL lsssl
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$4,000 REWARD.

We have los, from our range on White
River onr gray .ycar-olj Norman s,ll.
lien. onc hip slightly knocked down. un-
branded u, the time lac was los, or
stolen. las; September. Alsp u bay
mare ahou, u years old. branded :
on left ;hith and dim rs on icf,
shoulder. Our own brand IS W on lci,
high or shoulder. or I Oh left thigh.
and think We have lost few head uf
hurses a, the Hamc time the stallion WAS
taken. Wcwiii pay 5000 for informa-
'ion that will lead % the recovery II the
Stallion. and $1,000 more II the thief
can be caught aud convicted.
McliNIroN \ DRrirrss.
MKEKgH. Colo. Feb. -. iss7.
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.s,i,. for va.,i..s.os.

LAND OFFICE At
utrNvuor srHtNslr. 'nl''., April I. isf's
\uTirE-is h~r,-iy Fitrn that the faiinv ins
- uafnr'l .T;tirr has nifsi unsir- uf his iui-n.
rifiu. nnfi tnnt all prssf util l. male -.
furu tho frEisi"r and lirefi,rr NJ Ul-uvussi
-yriuvs, tu!rfndn, uu Nay - let. ~ 10
Nrrtrr. C.inrafp, 90 his y. u. u. :. Ne, 80.
4, I. a.. frT th" y sw a y. sni ~ 4,
:" 80 nc . see u. oil In TT :. y. H. p' ".
cgh l.. =.
~. usri.- ti~ niiiuu iur witnesses in pr'yy-
his continuous tFFicfra upssu. siti cultivation
uf. said iauf. Ma NiliisH Haisirn Mike
uuifu. Isutraa tdtna Hud ufnfau Hair, ail Of
Nccsrr. Gusiir.i coInie. ruio.
sd. ugi.,S. H-risirr.
lFirsi i'ub Apfii is-iss; Nny y. l-s.l
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Notice for Publication,
t.ANDprgIgr Ar

:, 'aaNINI' Vt " 7 Y 7
"hENwoop srtiNGs. Colo. April H. isss
NuTi,E Il hereby given that the following
!. named sctilgf hrs hlci noiicr Of bis iuirnl
ton to make hnsl prruf IN -upport ot his
claim, and that ssll rrucf viii he made i,, fore
ne Hrgisirr aud Receiver at siruwn,sl
rpringa. Colorado. ~ .Iuur ., Isg-. ri IN
n"lock a. M, viz; frrd'r'ck I. ki,niaiL Of
tout =. ~ hnnit county, tulu. ON his y. l.,
" :. no. af'. Tor tue sw i nv I, NV 4, ~ d.
u. ~ ". 9Th y. NJ ~" ~
u" names the follow ing witnesses tn r;o,c
~ enniinuniis residence upcn and rnltl,n,lon
ni ssih ltnd, VII; Calvin Rnrd. ,Inn,.s 4
4nnpy, Niliinr Ecrnett nnd uHnrv Whita-s
aH ni H'ttt-' O, ilptiii county. y.lu
:; j. lEb,N, Hcgfisr.
if'Fs' i'ah Nrtu - Last May =. Isl
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-14

The Meeser cornct Band Is making
preparations for the erection Of u stand
IN the Park. 10 be used for open air con-
ecr,s On summer evenings and for pub
lie demonstrations Of any kind. Mr., y.
Major donates very libsraily toward
III. scheme. inaginGch ~ he Offers la
furnish the necessary lumber for build
Ing the .ain.. quite number have
also sisnid.d their willingness 10 as'is,
in the erection Of the stand. and 1t Is n
well ~ settled that We will have II.
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no,,,. nr Uun,,.,,,,n.

"irNwuon sFniSu-, Colo. Avn {. lss5.
NOTICE l. hrrriiy given that the following
- named settler has ni-'l untirs ~ his in,
e niiun to make hi,l prsrf In support ~ bi-
rli,lff. ani that said pnrff will tc male ,,fur-
tn" Re gi.tcr and ilrcgiV,r nj ylrnwn.s'
Springs. ,olnfTip. on NAY N iSs.. at 10
O'Clock n. m. Niii fc;cr .. tnrr~il ~ vr,lrIl.
i,uuit cunnty. Colorado, on hi. D. T. Nu'
-. Tor the u = - Z Hud = uc ! sec 2a Tn
:. s.. n. y. " eih y. ".
lir names the following witnesses TO prnvo
hts continuous r'sifirncr upon. nni cultivation
uf, said lani. lis! John ~ rayp-u uicr. safr.iicl
y. Eurhcs, Wilson ~. Banks and VIM. II.
MHck. AZ 10 Maytcll, lluuti county. Colorado,
:. J. DrfsAS. HeyIsiar
iFir-i Pub April is-I.nsi May II. iasfi
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aosi.c Tor Publication.

GLrSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. April ~ isss.
NuTiCE-fs hereby Riyru that tho foIlow Inn
= named scititr has tiei nntica ~ ht. iut.n-
tinn tn make nnal proof In support of HE
claim. Ruh thnt said proof will w. ,r,.i,. t..
fofs the ieristrr and Receiver af ulrnyras.i
Springs, Cni rr'lu, On way ~ 1857. at In
O'Clock - W.. NiHt .iroz Cbrissingpr Of J..k or
Colurudo. on hia r. f. u. :. No. 2. 4. I. n
FOR the sc y sw srr !. and nn q, nv W Z. NV
q sec o. tn 4 :. Il. ". W. eth l.. 81
lie m,uiss the following witrcsacs to provo
his continuous rcsidCncc upon. aud cultivation
Of. -aid land. VIZ. join W. Cox. Robert A.
Hunter, Daniel u. Taylor and Franz s. Hatch.
ell ui Necknr. Colo.
$. J. prhAN, Helis'cr.
tFlr,. Ttb ..rri, = last Ia. %, lss5i
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Notice tor rpri,csf.,u.
LANpuIrtrE AT

LAND pffltE At
Gtrsvnun srutNuS. raln., Nprii q. iss.
NOTICE :. hereby given that th. following
named settler has fiic,i notice ~ HE Iri,ri5.
t"i 10 make unnl prrof In support ~ hi. plii.if
nnh ihni si'ii prunf will y. unir iafur- IN.
hgfisirr and Rc,viv"r. nj Glruwund Springs
'nln.. nu NAY " i-si. ut iu o'rio-k a. m,
VIE william r. Thompson. " vrrkcr, t.arfieii
uniN. toluulio. IN his =. 4. II = No an,
u ]. u, for thrF' y aw a, srr 4 aud y u NV Il
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Notice for Publication.
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NOTICE f. hereby given Ihai So following
named settler hos filri ruticr rf HE tuts,ia
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and thrt saii prof will - masir lrfut- the
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all Of Ncek.r. Garfield c4rirtv. Colo.
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